Clockwork Werk's B5 dyno result
05-29-2010, 12:06 PM
#61
The reason it is screaming like that is because of the wheel spin on that loose dirt.
you want to hear screaming http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8huEwfLEI8E
you want to hear screaming http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8huEwfLEI8E
I can assure you that my mod B5 screams no matter what surface it is on !
next time I will take her out on the hot asphalt and tear off some runs to show you....I mean the engine makes more power then most 28's do...
05-29-2010, 02:53 PM
#62
Tech Adept
Hello everyone
I have Neal's first customer Werks B5(The one he posted a video of on a race track)
Ill start from the beginning.
When I first got it I tightened the carb as it's angled to fit in the shipping box better and left loose purposely. After that I flushed the motor with fuel to get all the shipping oil out. Heated the motor with my competition heater to 200F. Fired it up and gave it gentle throttle to keep it idling for the first tank. It was easy to keep going, just pulsing the throttle to seat the bearings. Shut the motor down with some fuel left in the tank so I don't run it dry. Set the piston to BDC (Bottom Dead Center). Let it cool down then fired it up again started tuning very slightly just to give the motor enough juice to get around my backyard test and tune track easy and get the temps. Again shut the motor off with some fuel in the tank set the piston to BDC and let the motor cool down. After that just ran 2 more tanks repeating the same steps. Then I brought it to my local track a day before the track to tune it for the track. The thing was EASY to tune. The powerband is extremely smooth its not aggressive power. On tank 7 I could clear 2 doubles (The video Neal Posted) and I could wheelie if I punched the throttle when I land after jumping and I could wheelie untill I brought the front end down. The tires just balloon like a mega donut. The next day (Race day) warmed it up and fired it up it ran great just afew minor adjustments because it was warmer out then when I had tuned it the day before. Held a tune all day even with the weather changing temps varying from 220-240 depending on how hard I was driving. I placed 1st in 3 of 4 qualifiers 2nd in the last qual. Placed 1st in the A-Main atleast 3 laps ahead of 2nd place driver. Heres what you all been waiting for fuel milage our qualifiers are 5 minutes long I have half a tank left when coming in. I think the fuel milage will get better as the motor gets more fuel through it. I'm also only using a 13t clutch bell the engine can EASILY handle a 14t which will also increase run time.
This is my review and comments on Neal's Clocked Werks B5
If you have any questions about this engines Neal would be more then happy to answer your questions hes a great guy to deal very caring of his customers even after hes sold his product.
-Tony Pham
I have Neal's first customer Werks B5(The one he posted a video of on a race track)
Ill start from the beginning.
When I first got it I tightened the carb as it's angled to fit in the shipping box better and left loose purposely. After that I flushed the motor with fuel to get all the shipping oil out. Heated the motor with my competition heater to 200F. Fired it up and gave it gentle throttle to keep it idling for the first tank. It was easy to keep going, just pulsing the throttle to seat the bearings. Shut the motor down with some fuel left in the tank so I don't run it dry. Set the piston to BDC (Bottom Dead Center). Let it cool down then fired it up again started tuning very slightly just to give the motor enough juice to get around my backyard test and tune track easy and get the temps. Again shut the motor off with some fuel in the tank set the piston to BDC and let the motor cool down. After that just ran 2 more tanks repeating the same steps. Then I brought it to my local track a day before the track to tune it for the track. The thing was EASY to tune. The powerband is extremely smooth its not aggressive power. On tank 7 I could clear 2 doubles (The video Neal Posted) and I could wheelie if I punched the throttle when I land after jumping and I could wheelie untill I brought the front end down. The tires just balloon like a mega donut. The next day (Race day) warmed it up and fired it up it ran great just afew minor adjustments because it was warmer out then when I had tuned it the day before. Held a tune all day even with the weather changing temps varying from 220-240 depending on how hard I was driving. I placed 1st in 3 of 4 qualifiers 2nd in the last qual. Placed 1st in the A-Main atleast 3 laps ahead of 2nd place driver. Heres what you all been waiting for fuel milage our qualifiers are 5 minutes long I have half a tank left when coming in. I think the fuel milage will get better as the motor gets more fuel through it. I'm also only using a 13t clutch bell the engine can EASILY handle a 14t which will also increase run time.
This is my review and comments on Neal's Clocked Werks B5
If you have any questions about this engines Neal would be more then happy to answer your questions hes a great guy to deal very caring of his customers even after hes sold his product.
-Tony Pham
05-29-2010, 02:55 PM
#63
Tech Adept
Forgot to mention I'm running the Werks 2057 pipe without the adaptor, Sidewinder 30/12. Also forgot the mention this engine/pipe combo is very quiet.
05-29-2010, 03:52 PM
#64
need to run it on asphalt with a locked diff...IMO the only way to VISUALY tell if there is more power.
off road it hard to tell with tires spinning a diffing letting out.
good job bro...cant wait too see more dyno pulls...i would like to see a drag mod jx .21
off road it hard to tell with tires spinning a diffing letting out.
good job bro...cant wait too see more dyno pulls...i would like to see a drag mod jx .21
05-29-2010, 10:42 PM
#65
I agree, if you want to see what kind of power an engine can produce, asphalt is the best place. But how it runs on the track is important to racers. I can assure you that Neal's engines do both very, very well. To me, there's nothing liked a Clocked mill, they seem to do everything right.
05-30-2010, 11:45 AM
#66
Good luck and good job on the Dyno Neal! If u need anything you know you can always give me a call bro! Good job on the B5 btw.
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05-31-2010, 07:23 PM
#67
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